| Intro | French pianist and composer | ||||||
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Musician Pianist Composer |
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| From | France | ||||||
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Music |
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| Gender | male | ||||||
| Birth | 30 March 1881, 8th arrondissement of Paris, Paris, Seine, France | ||||||
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30 July 1950, Meyssac, canton of Meyssac, arrondissement of Brive-la-Gaillarde, France (aged 69 years) |
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| Star sign | Aries | ||||||
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Raoul Bardac (30 March 1881 – 30 July 1950) was a French classical composer and pianist.
Biography
Born in Paris, Bardac was Emma Bardac’s son and became Claude Debussy’s stepson after the marriage of the latter to his mother. He is the brother of Hélène Bardac, known as Dolly, who became Madame Gaston de Tinan and until her death in 1985, the beneficiary of Debussy’s work.
Bardac inherited Debussy’s Blüthner piano and took it to Meyssac when he retired. This piano was acquired by the Musée Labenche at Brive-la-Gaillarde in 1989.
Bardac died in Meyssac aged 69.
Works
- Fleurs de crépuscule for voice and piano, lyrics by André Lebey (Mercure de France, 1899)
- Cinq Mélodies (Paris: E. Demets, 1905)
- Trois Stances de Jean Moréas (Paris: E. Demets, 1905)
- Tel qu’en songe (words: Henri de Régnier) (Paris: E. Demets, 1905)
- Horizons, first collection (Paris: E. Demets, 1906)
- Esclavage (words by Henry Gauthier-Villars) (Paris: A.-Z. Mathot, 1910)
- Horizons, second collection (Paris: E. Demets, 1912)
- Petite suite majeure, for piano 4-hands (Paris: A. Durand, 1914)
- Simone (words by Remy de Gourmont) (Paris: A. Durand, 1914)